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By John Burton FAIR HAVEN –­ The Board of Education is going to have to find a new district superintendent. Kathleen Cronin, the district’s superintendent of schools, has notified the board of her intention to…

TRENTON – Getting free advice on how to repair or rebuild your home to minimize future disaster damage is as easy as visiting your local home improvement store. Specialists from FEMA will offer their expertise…

LINCROFT – An evening of Irish-themed libation, food, and fun is planned in support of new boats and training equipment for the nationally ranked Christian Brothers Academy Crew team on March 16 at Trump National…

By Mary Ann Bourbeau RED BANK – Biagio Schiano wanted nothing but the best for his new pizzeria, so he imported an authentic wood-burning oven crafted from volcanic clay taken from the ground near Naples,…

By Michele J. Kuhn Mary Mahon Sciarrillo is a firm believer in the value of single-sex education, particular for girls. “I’m committed to a belief that the world needs strong women,” said Sciarrillo, who was…

MIDDLETOWN – The bridge on Bray Avenue over Pews Creek in the Port Monmouth section of Middletown has been closed in the interest of public safety. While only the bridge is closed, traffic between Main…

Concerned about the potential impact on the Bayshore region’s economy of a prolonged closure of the Sandy Hook Gateway National Recreation Area, Senator Joe Kyrillos, R-Monmouth, has introduced a resolution calling on the federal government…